Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 149 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 149 is a four-patient hospital puzzle with 12 clues across Person, Condition, Bed Color, Room Number, and Days Admitted. The leftmost Sue-room-35 anchor, Patient B's Yellow bed, Felicia's room 11, and the seven-day spinning-head clue organize the numeric and symptom rows.
If the player asks you to sign in, open the video on YouTube instead.
How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 149 — Full Solution
- Set the leftmost patient to Sue and pair that column with room 35.
- Place the Yellow bed under Patient B and reserve room 11 for Felicia.
- Link the seven-day admission to the spinning-head condition.
- Apply the red-bed/rash clue while keeping the white-bed exclusion on the left half.
- Treat the blue/white split tile as one bed entry and fill the remaining names, rooms, conditions, and days by elimination.
- Confirm all 12 clues and the LEVEL COMPLETE screen.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Reading the blue/white split tile as two separate patient beds.
- Assigning symptoms before the Sue, Felicia, and room-number anchors are fixed.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 149 (quick clues)
- Fix Sue-room 35, Patient B's Yellow bed, and Felicia-room 11 before sorting conditions.
- Use the seven-day clue to connect the spinning-head condition to the admission row.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four patients (A-D) sit above rows for Person, Condition, Bed Color, Room Number, and Days Admitted. People include Sue, John, Felicia, and Ginny; room numbers include 35, 25, 11, and 17; stay lengths include 1, 3, 4, and 7 days; the bed row includes a blue/white split tile plus Yellow, Gray, and Red. The clue tray holds 12 clues.
- Goal
- Match each patient to the correct person, condition, bed color, room number, and admission length.
- Opening
- The leftmost patient is Sue in room 35. Patient B has a Yellow bed, and Felicia is recovering in room 11; these identity and room anchors should precede the symptom row.
- Danger Zone
- The blue/white split bed tile must remain one bed entry, and the White-bed-not-in-the-right-half exclusion limits the middle columns. The rash-on-Red clue should be applied only after the patient order is stable.
- Mechanics
- Level 149 links hospital symptoms to room numbers and admission lengths, including a seven-day spinning-head condition, a rash/skin clue, a leftmost-person anchor, and a two-tone bed-color tile.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 149?
Start with the leftmost Sue in room 35, then use Patient B's Yellow bed and Felicia's room 11 to stabilize the identity and room rows.
Why does the admission row matter early?
The seven-day stay is tied to the spinning-head condition, so the day count helps separate similar patient faces once the room anchors are placed.